Op-ed: Why not send someone to Washington who can actually do the job?
Reflecting on the last three debates of candidates vying for retiring Congressman Jim Langevin's seat, I worry that we've lost the forest among a slew of irrelevant trees. Let us not forget the future...
Advice From the Trenches: Professional liars
Welcome to Advice From the Trenches, a monthly feature on NRI NOW.
Advice From The Trenches combines the clinical experience of a double boarded psychiatrist, with a slap-in-the-face dose of reality from an artist and writer who...
Advice from the Trenches: Binging with the Bird
Welcome to Advice From the Trenches, a feature on NRI NOW.
Advice From The Trenches is advice with a different twist – it combines the clinical experience of a double boarded psychiatrist, with a slap-in-the-face dose of...
Advice From the Trenches: Life is Butt a Dream
Welcome to Advice From the Trenches, a feature on NRI NOW.
Advice From The Trenches is advice with a different twist – it combines the clinical experience of a double boarded psychiatrist, with a slap-in-the-face dose of...
Letter: Students would benefit from less homework
While homework gives students practice with class material, the amount of homework assigned to students is absurd and isn't very effective.
It may seem like homework would engage students in learning and participating in class,...
Advice From the Trenches: Baby You Can’t Drive My Car
Welcome to Advice From the Trenches, a new feature starting this week on NRI NOW.
Advice From The Trenches is advice with a different twist – it combines the clinical experience of a double boarded...
From the editor’s desk: On local independence and merit
It's been just over four years since I hopped onto the local news scene armed with nothing but an iPhone and a laptop.
Since NRI NOW launched in April of 2018, we've gone through...
